Essex County herald. [volume], August 26, 1920, Image 5

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Ladies' High White Shoes,
Ladies' High White Keds,
Misses White Keds,
Children's White Keds,
Mens' Tennis,
Mena' Tennis, with heel,
Boys' Tennis,
Mens Dress Shoes, were 6.50,
Mens' Work Shoes,
Ladies' Dress Shoes, .were 7.50,
Ladies Dress Shoes, were 7.00
All other Shoes at 10 Discount
$ 1.98
1.90
1.98
1.63 to 1.69
1.90
2.25
1.48
Sale 4 98
3.98
Sale 6.48
Sale 6.10
All Mens
and Tiovs Summer Underwear at 10 Dis
count- All Ginghams -S8
GROCERIES
B-st back Pork at 25c a lb
Compound Lard, 20 lb. tub; 25c lb.
5 lb. Fail Pure Lard, 1A0
4 lb Pail Compound Lard, !-10
Occident Flour, $2-00 for Mi Sack, guaranteed
to give satisfaction or your money back
While our goods may not be the lowest they are as
low as the quality will permit.
Give us a call and we will try to savs you money.
Political Advertisement
To the Republican
Party of Essex County
DRIVE THE MONEY CHANGERS FROM THE
TEMPLE
Essex and Orleans Counties have stood shoulder to
(shoulder in political contests for thirty years.
Everybody know that Babbit, Agan and Hartness
are all possessed of immese wealth.
In seeking the nomination for Governor, Colonel
Emery has to contend against three millionaires,
who are spending their money lavishly.
You will not desert an Orlwana County .man, . y:ur
friend and neighbor.
Don't fail to go to the' primaries and vote for
LOL C. S. EMERY, of Newport,
one of the best men for Governor
in this or any other state.
READ HIS PLATFORM
A Citizen
Laborers Wanted!
For Woods Work.SCALERS,
CLERKS, TEAMSTERS for cutting
anil skidding limber.
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Inquire of
New Hampshire Stave and
Heading Mill
NORTH STRATFORD, N. H.
Labor Day Celebration
At Island ond Sept. 6. 1920
Marlon B.nid in Attendance
Mr and Mrs Frank Danforth
and family are camping at Spec
Pond.
Ralph Brown of Boston is
spending a two weeks vacation
with Mrs G D Herrin and fam
ily. Mrs Emily Farmer of St.
Johnsbury, is visiting her grand
children, Ethel, Clifton and
Duane Cole, and calling on her
many friends.
Miss Betty Wilson, of Bethel
who has been the guest of her
aunt, Mrs Charles Koby and
family the past six weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs Archie Dumore and ba-
bv of South Paris, Me., have
been visiting her mother, Mrs
M Kennedy and family, a week
Mr Fred Boardway, wile and
daughter, of Claremont, N H.,
are guests of his father, D A
Boardway and brother, C l
oardway, and family.
Mrs Louis Parent of Gorham
has been visiting her sister,
Mrs John Kennedy, a few days
on her way home frcm St Anns,
Que.
Mrs T S Fuller will spend
some time in Washington State
this fall, before going to Cali
fornia, to spend the winter.
Mrs Edward Turgeon is sub
stituting as organist at the St.
James the Greater Church.
Mrs Sterns and Isadore, and
Mr George Branstein, started
Saturday morning for JNew
York city by auto.
Mr and JVIrs Archie Smith
and children, who have been
visiting relatives in Mamouth,
Me., returned to their home
Monday.
Miss Julia Moffett is working
in the Stewart House dinning
room as waitress.
Lancelot Stewart, of Shr
brooke, Que., spent Sunday m
town, with the Rev Edward
Russell.
Born to Mr and Mrs J E
Bernier, August 13, a son-Maurice,
Mrs C M Harvey, who has
been visiting her daughter.Mrs
A. A Mand'"o. a few weeks, re
turned to Magog, Que., Fri
dav. Miss Alice Srredb'irv of
Grovptor. is nrrr for her ?!s
lr. Mrs Paul McKenney, who
is ill.
Bovrp and Sbarnev are r.
nair'Vcr th b'MMinr recentlv
nriallv buried near Stern
Brothers store. Mr Sharnev
will ccupv same whn finished
as a. shoe repairing shop.
OM acquaintances of Dr Sar
ah M Hobson. of Chicago, 111..
also of Miss Elsie G Hobson of
rvn Maur College. Brvn Maur
Pp.. are pleased to see them
in town, where they are occupy
incr their cottage at Blueberry
Poit. thp rnWh of August
S J Fi-nrh 0f Littleton.
TL is snpnir"v a week with
he1 sister. M' Madian.
Mio.apq Mvrle and Frn1
msironp' returned to Mon
treal last Snnrtv. CltM p'te"
onendifr two weeks with their
sister, Mrs ed Burroughs.
Everett WheW. wife and
son of Bangor, Me. .Mr and Mrs
Tnhn Wheeler, of Derrv. N H.,
iP!ts at Mr and Mrs Ed
Mrs Ernest Bel isle and Mr
Evprett Conley snent the week
end with Miss Gladys Doran in
Sovth Paris, Me.
Mr and Mrs C B Tevksbnry,
on arrl daughter of West Rox-
bury, Mass., were wppk-end is
:-nr of Mr and Mrs . H Hob-
son.
Miss Zepha Murphy of Port
land, Me., is spending her vac. a
on with her parents, Mr and
Mrs John Murphy.
Miss Lucille Hobson of Wash
"gtdn, D C, has been in town
the guest of her aunts at Blue
berry Point.
Mrs K B Fletcher, who has
been spending some time with
her daughter in Portland, has
returned to Island Pond.
Mr and Mrs Jerome L Wat
ion. Mr and Mrs W L Watson
ind Jerome Watson of St Pe
ersburg, Y la., are visitors in
town.
Miss Lucille Kane of Dover
N II, has been the guert of
"tivp.s in town the past w
Mrs Eola Thurston visited
relatives in Lyndonville, Sun
day. Mr and Mrs Ed Dickson wore
business visitors in Sherbrook,
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Ed Burns of Newport,
who has been visiting her moth
er, Mrs Wing, for the past two
weeks, returned to her home,
Friday.
Mrs Lottie Hibbard and son,
Harold, who have been in Mon
treal, a week visiting relatives,
returned home Monday.
. Mr and Mrs C J Deslanders
are again occupying Mrs Anne
Elies house on Alder street.
Mrs Daniel Flynn is serious
ly ill.
Nurse Waterman is caring for
Mrs Alice Bernier.
Miss Sadie King of White
River Jet., is spending a weeks
vacation with relatives here.
Mr and Mrs A E Merritt left
Friday morning for Portland-
ville, N Y where thev will visit
Mrs Merritt's sister, Mrs II M
Hall, after which they will go
to Oneata, N Y, for the remain
der of their vacation. They ex
pect to be gone two weeks
Hon Frank W. Agan, canda
date for Governor of Vermont,
and Judge Homer L. Skeels of
Ludlow will speak at the Opera
House, Island Pond, Wednes
day evening, September 1. The
public is cordially invited.
The committee on the Labor
Day Celebration to be held
here Monday, September 6, in
vites everyone in this and sur
rounding towns to take part in
the parade of decorated auto
mobiles, etc' Prizes will be
given for best decorated auto.
Mable Osborne of Grove-
ton spent the week-end in town
Mr and Mrs E L Lanpher and
family of Rumney, N H, are vis
iting relatives and friends n
town.
Miss Zena McKee returned
Thursday from a week's visit
in Berlin, N. H. Miss Ida
Mckee returning with her.
Esther Osborne spent Thurs
day in Berlin, N. H.
Miss Sarah Patterson of Car-
bondale, 111., is the guest of Mrs
Geo. McKelvey.
Mr and Mrs T L Paquette
and family, Miss Mary Conway
Lottie Conway and Harry Den
ison of Boston, and several oth
er friendsvare enjoying an out
ing at Amey s cottage
Mr and Mrs P J White and
daughter of Manchester, N H,
and Mr and Mrs George Cote
were week-end guests of Mrs
Winifred. Finnegan, on their
way to St Anns, Que.
FOR SALE One Renown
kitchen stove and one dinning
room box stove, both nearly
new. Inquire of Bert Ladd, Is
land Pond, Vt. It
Mrs E W Barry o
em re is tnc i!
Mov
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Miss Mav
:)ne
Kins.'
J is visitin;r her friond. r
ine Parlin for a week.
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it ev Lawton and lamiiy re
turned from Maine last week
Rev and Mrs Law-ton left Fri
day for Boston, accompanied
by their daughter, Louise, who
has secured a position there.
Mrs Joseph Liberty and three
children returned last Friday
to their home in Lincoln, N H,
after a few weeks visit with rel
atives here.
Mrs Irving Curtis is visiting
her sister, Mrs James Hardy.in
Richmond, Que.
Miss Mildred Bemisfis assist
ing in Boardway s restaurant.
Azilda, Marquis of Gorham
is spending a week in town.
Miss Lena Gray of Newport
has been the guest of her aunt
Mrs Clarence Cross. She re
turned home last Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Wm J Senner,
Jr., of Reading. Pa. .are visiting
Charles Currier and family.
Mrs Senner was formerly Miss
Mabel Currier.
Charles Moulton of Wolcott
called on his grandson, Gilbert
Kittredge, the past week.
Lougee & Crowley are im
proving the looks of their blue
berry canning factory by paint
ing the outside, making it cor
respond withtheinterior.which
has the up-to-date machinery.
Perry Morse of Pittsfkld
Mass., has been visiting his bro
ther, L A Morse, the past two
weeks.
Charles Nolan, at the fige of
seventy-four years, is afflicted
with the whooping cough.
L A v.ubb motored rec?
to Ncvfeld, M. , wih Rev
Al. s I ;t,-,to'i and fa;. lily, v
Jlk'y .-'.pent :i, pavt of the:;' v
tV-ii v ::!: rdatr.o:.
L A Morse has had an attack
WANTED
OPERATORS on Lathes, Grinders,
Milling Machines etc. Skilled and
Unskilled. References required. Ap
ply in person or write Supt. care of
Butterfield & Co., Derby Line, Vt.
Puretest Chemicals
in counter packages
John W. Thurston
Couch Hammocks
We have too many for this season of the
year and offer you an opportunity to buy at a
Reduction of 10 per cent. Let us show you.
In order that we may have the goods need
ed to meet your holiday requirements, we placed
orders early. These goods are beginning to arr
ive. We have just opened the finest line of Box pa
per and envelopes we ever stocked. This being a
year round seller, we offer it to yon now. If in
terested w8 will be glad to show you.
We are just opening up a package of the
popular brown and white cooking ware which
you will be glad to see.
Watcii our window for new goods from
now on.
The Bosworth Store Co.
House Furnishers
fly
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Typhoid fever.
Dollars and Cents
a most interesting book to the average man.
This country is peopled with average men and
its business affairs are conducted by the same class
of people. The average man has a bank account.
HAVE YOU?
Wyoming has nearly twice as many depositors
in National Banks per one thousand of population as
Vermont. Cannot wo change this percentage?
What is good for the wes certainly should be
good for the east- (
We can help you if you will deposit with us.
.For ou.- mutual prosperity.
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Island, Pond National Bank